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Major Irish Cotton Suppliers Linked to Forced Labour
Factories supplying cotton to major Irish clothing retailers linked to Chinese forced labour
European Commission Proposes Sanctioning Israel
An important development as conditions in Gaza worsen still
Trinity Receives Lowest Ever Ranking in New World University Rankings
Ireland Against Racism Carnival: City in Colour
Starting at the Garden of Remembrance and ending at the Custom House, a carnival that voiced a clear anti-racist message.
A Team of Trinity’s Scientists From the School of Engineering Wins a €1.25 Million prize in the National Challenge Fund.
The team created a device to manage the temperature of batteries used in electric vehicles
Dublin Simon Community Has Released its Annual Report for 2024
the report reveals figures and stories which indicate Ireland’s housing and homelessness situation.
An Post Pensioners Receive a 7% Payment Increase
Pay gaps between non-pension pay and pensioner pay have been equalised after a long standing unbalance
New Deal Unveiled by UK and Ireland to Address the Legacy of the Troubles
A new agreement has been presented by the UK and Irish governments in an effort to better investigate crimes committed during the Troubles
Multiple SU Officers Call for President Seán Thim’s Resignation
Several officers with leadership positions within and related to TCDSU/AMLCT have come forward, calling for the resignation of Seán Thim, citing the alleged lack of progress of campaigns, issues in Union Forum, and allegations of general undemocratic behaviour.
Ex-Trinity Professor Among Those Captured in Latest Gaza Freedom Flotilla Seizure
Israeli Defense Forces have detained Veronica O'Keane, a ex-professor of psychiatry at Trinity, in the latest move to detain activists sailing to Gaza with aid